Sentence examples for as interplay from inspiring English sources

He created such ballets as Interplay (1945) and Facsimile (1946).

Lexical access appears best captured as interplay of several neural processes with different sensitivities to various linguistic factors including frequency and morphological complexity.

The format allows about five minutes for each question: two minutes for each candidate and one minute for what the co-chairman of the Commission on Presidential Debates, Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr., described as "interplay" to be managed by Mr. Brokaw.

The process is described as interplay between awareness and management of own knowledge through deliberate strategies.

This may have consequences for our understanding of addiction as interplay of social and biological processes and outcomes.

Analysis of the results could lead to a discussion of the outcome of evolution as interplay between random events and selection pressures.

But the three finalists all presented a strong grasp of group interplay as well as a show of competence.

It now holds 27-million shares of Interplay as well as 383,354 more convertible bonds.

Their interaction with each other seems as off the cuff as their interplay with the audience.

Mamet, speaking of Pinter and Beckett, said, "They did what few dramatists have done in modern times: they construed the drama not as the interplay of ideas but as the interplay of sounds.

The role of archaeology in understanding the transformation of Andean lifeways is explored, as is the interplay between ethnohistoric and archaeological approaches to the subject.